Doepfer

Hi I would like to make use of the Reset in on my 145 LFO by putting a gate into it. 
However this same gate must also drive the Envelope Generator 140. So I tried to use 
my multiple and send the gate signal to both the ENV GEN and the RESET IN of the 
LFO but it doesnt work. However sending the gate straight into the RESET IN works 
great. Can you not split a gate signal using a multiple? Or is a multiple just for CV. If 
so how can I split a gate signal?

BTW the gate signal is coming from a kenton pro solo. I have a simple sequenced 
midi loop running on ableton live and going out of an audio interface midi out into 
the pro solo and then the pro solo sends out the gate and CV.

thanks all

Normally a multiple should do the job. Maybe the output impedance of the
Kenton is too high and is not able to drive two parallel loads. Even a small
gate voltage could be the reason (at least +5V recommended, for multiple
loads a higher voltage will be better because of the loads that may lower
the gate voltage). In any case an A-185 (or A-165 + A-180) should solve the
problem.

Best wishes
Dieter Doepfer

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> [mailto:Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com]Im Auftrag von slickie48
> Gesendet: Donnerstag, 29. Juni 2006 08:46
> An: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com
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> Hi I would like to make use of the Reset in on my 145 LFO by
> putting a gate into it.
> However this same gate must also drive the Envelope Generator
> 140. So I tried to use
> my multiple and send the gate signal to both the ENV GEN and the
> RESET IN of the
> LFO but it doesnt work. However sending the gate straight into
> the RESET IN works
> great. Can you not split a gate signal using a multiple? Or is a
> multiple just for CV. If
> so how can I split a gate signal?
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> BTW the gate signal is coming from a kenton pro solo. I have a
> simple sequenced
> midi loop running on ableton live and going out of an audio
> interface midi out into
> the pro solo and then the pro solo sends out the gate and CV.
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> thanks all
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I have a loom comming out of the back of my kenton pro2000 and to a
faceplate on my modular ( http://port23.co.uk/kenton.jpg )  I have two
outputs for the Gates and the CVs from each channel (effectivly just a
multiple) and ive never had any issues.  This is, however, a different
kenton unit from that of which you are using.

Cheers, Julian
Doepfer a-100 modules for sale @
http://www.numberofthebeast.org/forsale.html

The third batch of A-188-1 arrived yesterday (modified version with jumpers
for alle types of MN30xx/MN32xx). We also have all types of BBD circuits
(128 ... 4096 stages) in stock at the moment and are now able to deliver all
ordered A-188-1 modules.

The A-191 are now sold out (was marked as a discontinued module since many
months).

Best wishes
Dieter Doepfer

On Thu, 29 Jun 2006, Julian wrote:

> I have a loom comming out of the back of my kenton pro2000 and to a
> faceplate on my modular ( http://port23.co.uk/kenton.jpg )  I have two
> outputs for the Gates and the CVs from each channel (effectivly just a
> multiple) and ive never had any issues.  This is, however, a different
> kenton unit from that of which you are using.

FWIW, I've seen this problem patching clock out from my doepfer a190 
through a mult. If you buffer the signal you're having trouble with 
(either via an asys buffered mult, using a bus access module, or running 
it through a channel on the gate delay module) you should be able to get 
up and running again.

-Brandon